More about Apple iPhone 5 camera

Apple new iPhone has many small upgrades.One of them is improved camera.iPhone 5 have same camera which is in iPhone 4s, but it slimmer in size and with improved image quailty.
Here are some points about camera

• iPhone 5's back-facing camera has the same 8-megapixel, five-element lens with 2.4 aperture, which is similar to the iPhone 4S, but is 25% smaller. The camera also has the same 3,264 by 2,448 backside-illuminated sensor. The lens is protected by sapphire crystal, which Apple says is a lot more durable and clear.
• iPhone 5 comes with a new dynamic 'low-light' mode, which Dpreview explains "evaluates nearby pixels to give photographers up to two f-stops great performance in low light".
• The Camera app also comes with improvements including 40% faster photo capture, low-light performance as we explained earlier, and improved noise reduction.
• Apple has also improved iPhone 5's video recording capabilities. While the back-facing iSight camera allows you to record 1080p videos like iPhone 4S, the front-facing camera has been upgraded to allow you to record HD video (720p) up to 30 frames per second. It also means you can make FaceTime HD video calls.
• iPhone 5 comes with three microphones — one on the front, one on the back and one of the bottom of the device. The new microphones with improved noise cancellation and wideband audio should further enhance video recording capabilities. It also means clearer-sounding FaceTime calls.
• It comes with improved image stabalization to prevent shaky videos.
• You will now be able to take still photos while you're recording videos.
• The Camera app includes a face detection feature (for up to 10 faces) (a feature that was introduced in iOS 5.1).
• One of the major new features is the new Panorama mode, which allows you to take multiple photos, which are then stitched together to create a panoramic photo of up to 28 megapixels.

To show new iPhone 5 camera quailty Apple posted some camera still sampales.